Yesterday, Fannie Mae and the Mortgage Bankers Association published their latest forecasts for mortgage rates. And they're less upbeat than they were last month.
Today, mortgage rates are where they were the day before the election. But they could begin to rise in the medium and long term.
Markets can be highly sensitive to geopolitical scares. So, how come they barely blinked yesterday?
Nobody still has a clue what a Trump presidency will mean for the economy. But optimists and pessimists seem to be learning to live with the uncertainty.
FHA UFMIP might seem like a large expense with no benefit. But here's how it can make you a homeowner decades sooner.
Those who can't quite qualify for an FHA loan can get the help of a co-borrower who won't be living in the home. But it comes with risks for both parties. What to know.
A new paradigm in real estate could open challenges, but also opportunities. How can buyers and sellers capitalize on the changes?
Mortgage rates have steadied since last week's roller coaster. But another important report is about to be published that could again take rates for a ride.